Townsend is a dynamic player and despite being on the smaller side is very capable of running the show for a team and producing at a high level. Townsend is running with Legacy Hoops and he had a special season with Warren County as he led them on a long playoff run making big plays along the way. Townsend touches the paint basically whenever he wants and is capable of finishing in traffic with either hand. He’s got the ability to make outside shots off the catch or bounce but Townsend is at his best when getting downhill as he’s got that natural attacking mindset. Townsend will be a fun guard to monitor and is clearly a next level talent that will get more and more attention from college coaches over the next 1-2 years.

Townsend was brilliant for Warren County in their 61-55 final four victory over Voyager Academy in the 2A East final. The Sophomore PG finished with 17 Points, 3 Assists, 2 Rebounds, 3 Steals, and 1 Block on 6-14 from the floor and 5-6 from the line. A quick guard with great instincts, Townsend applies a ton of pressure with his dribble and ability to touch the paint with high frequency. He’s been a consistent and efficient producer for this Warren County all season long and is showing he can deliver his best when it matters most. He’s averaging 14.9 Points, 4.0 Rebounds, 2.7 Assists, 2.4 Steals, and 0.6 Blocks per game as a 5’8″ sophomore PG. He’s doing all of that on 47/30/61 shooting splits as well. As Townsend continues to refine his outside touch over the course of his high school career, expect him to pop up on articles like this with frequency as he’s getting ready for the biggest game of his life this week. Warren County will be playing a super talented Queens Grant team for the NCHSAA 2A title this week.